ABOUT THE ARTIST
Moira Goodall is a renowned ceramic artist residing in a small village on the edge of the Blackwater Estuary, UK. She holds a City and Guilds Diploma in 3D Art (Ceramics) from Colchester Adult College.
A member of several Potter & Craft Associations including the Anglian Potters, Suffolk Craft Society and Craft Potters Association, her work is celebrated for its unique smoke-fired vessels technique. Notable recent exhibitions of Moira include Contemporary Studio Ceramics at Sculpt Gallery (2023) & Craft Potters Association (CPA) New Members Show at Contemporary Ceramic Centre (2024).
DESCRIPTION
This moon jar is a tangible memory of the ebb and flow of the tide. Imagine the salt beach as the water retreats, leaving behind intricate patterns etched in the sand and mud – that's the essence this piece captures.
Hand-built from stoneware and burnished to a smooth finish, it's then transformed by smoke, creating a mesmerizing interplay of light and shadow reminiscent of water's delicate dance with the land.
Whether it graces your home by complementing other loved items or stands alone as an earthy sculpture, this jar evokes the quiet beauty of nature's artistry.
Let 'Water's Edge' bring a touch of serene coastal charm into your space.
DETAILS
Hand-built with care
Material: Low-fired stoneware
Process: Burnished and smoke-fired for a unique texture
Type: Unique one-off art work w/ Certificate of Authenticity
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